For a while, two pale-headed rosellas visited regularly. They
seemed self-conscious about eating with an audience, and it seemed
an invasion of privacy to keep trying to photograph them. On one
occasion, we saw the two with beaks together as if they were
kissing. Perhaps one was regurgitating seed into the mouth of the
other.
Ginger's scent on the seedbell might have eventually discouraged
the rosellas, or perhaps they fly to different areas at different
times of the year.
sugar glider
pale-headed rosella
grey butcher bird
butcher bird
sulphur-crested cockatoo
scrub turkey
carpet python
whip snake
unidentified spider
huntsman spider
gecko
cane toad
